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Mecha Comet is a modular, handheld Linux computer with snap-on extensions  Engadget

Mecha Comet is a modular, handheld Linux computer with snap-on extensions  Engadget

Mecha Comet is a modular, handheld Linux computer with snap-on extensions  Yahoo News Australia

A discussion that originally started last summer has been reignited: whether it's time to retire GlusterFS within Fedora Linux. But following discussions in recent days, there may be a new packager willing to take over but it doesn't change the fact of declining upstream activity around GlusterFS...

Maxime Ripard of Red Hat today sent out the first set of "drm-misc-next" patches of 2025 for queuing into DRM-Next until the Linux 6.14 merge window opens in the coming weeks...

HiSilicon HIBMC DP Support For Linux 6.14, Additional AMDXDNA Fixes Queued  Phoronix

For the past several months Intel Linux software engineers have been working on Intel Touch Host Controller drivers as an IP block on the PCH for handling touchscreen, touchpad, and related touch input devices. On Sunday the fourth iteration of these driver patches were sent out as these new Intel open-source drivers near the mainline Linux kernel...

Intel Touch Host Controller Drivers Nearing The Mainline Linux Kernel  Phoronix

Linux-powered handheld computer connects to Raspberry Pi HATs, snap-on modules  Tom's Hardware

How to Run a Command That Requires sudo via SSH  TechRepublic

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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: January 5th, 2025  9to5Linux

Linus Torvalds just released Linux 6.13-rc6 as the newest weekly test release of the Linux 6.13 kernel that is working its way toward stable later in January...

Linux 6.13-rc6 Released Following A Fairly Quiet Week  Phoronix

Linux gaming on the rise  Fudzilla

2025 Won't Be the Year of the Linux Desktop Either. So What?  How-To Geek

Windows 10 users urged to upgrade to avoid "security fiasco"  BleepingComputer

With the upcoming Linux 6.14 cycle Google is poised to have its ChromeOS UCSI driver upstreamed...

ChromeOS UCSI Driver Queued Ahead Of Linux 6.14 Cycle  Phoronix

Love KDE Plasma? These 7 Linux Distros Use Plasma as Their Default Desktops  How-To Geek